Harnden, a former foreign correspondent for the Sunday Times of London and the Daily Telegraph who reported from thirty-three countries, specializes in terrorism and war. Toby Harnden Orwell Prize Winning Author of ‘First Casualty: The Untold Story of the CIA Mission to Avenge 9/11’ He currently serves as the Military Advisor and Chief of Staff to the U.S. Sapp continued his career in Army Special Forces where he held various command and staff positions over the past 19 years. Upon graduating CDQC on 20 September, he was detailed to the CIA’s paramilitary component of the Special Activities Division and joined ‘Team Alpha’ in advance of the infiltration of the first SFODAs into Afghanistan. Sapp was attending the Special Forces Combat Diver Course (CDQC) as a Green Beret Captain assigned to the 5th Special Forces Group on September 11, 2001.
Colonel Justin Sapp Military Advisor and Chief of Staff to the U.S. As a CIA case officer, Hernandez served in the paramilitary component of the Special Activities Division and in the Counterterrorism Center where he held senior and executive level positions.
Army Special Forces-the Green Berets for over 25 years retiring at the rank of Sergeant Major. Prior to joining the CIA, Hernandez served in the U.S. Prior to joining the CIA, Bennett was an infantry officer in the Marine Corps. His senior positions post 9/11 included Chief Special Activities Division and Director, National Clandestine Service. He spent 18 years overseas and served as chief of the station four times. John Bennettįormer Director, National Clandestine Service (CIA Retired)īennett served in the CIA as an operations officer for 33 years. This technology changed the way battlefield management is undertaken. The targeting system was 100% successful in deconflicting US military attacks with CIA asset and team presence on the battlefield. Ken provided targeting support to CIA teams, US military teams, and Afghan-trained counter terrrorism teams. This GIS-based targeting system, named the ‘Magic Box’, allowed each CIA team in the country to have the same targeting data as CIA headquarters and CIA liaison offices within the Department of Defense. In the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) Counterterrorism Center (CTC) Special Operations, Ken Stiles created a revolutionary GIS-based targeting system to provide the CIA’s leader of the operation a near real time view of the battlefield. Ken Stiles (Moderator) Lead CIA Counterterrorism Targeter (CIA Retired) National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Office of Geomatics WebinarĪmerica’s Response to 9/11: A CIA Retrospective in the Words of Those Who Led the Way - A Panel Discussionįall 2021 Undergraduate Research Open House National Cybersecurity Virtual Career Fairĭigital Manufacturing and the Future Technical Leader Program at Northrop Grumman Intelligence Community Agency Recruiter Meet and Greetįederal Job Search Panel: Security Clearances Propaganda & Extremism Today Briefing - A "Rutgers-365 Briefing" Preparing for Security Clearance - the Psychological Aspect of the Clearance ProcessĬentral Intelligence Agency visit - Agency Overview, Group Mock interviews/Resume ReviewĬentral Intelligence Agency Information SessionĪ Fireside Chat with DNI Avril Haines on Opportunities in the U.S. Lunch & Learn: National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC)Īerospace, Defense, and Intelligence Career Fair Great Power Competition with Russia: Does it Matter?
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